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Have you ever eaten or seen candy corn before? Candy corn is a triangle shaped candy that usually has three colors: white, orange, and yellow. The white color is on the tip. The orange color is in the center and the yellow color is on the bottom. The colors represent corn on the cob or the colors of fall. The candy is similar to a piece (kernel) of corn. Did you know that Candy corn was made in the 1880’s? Read on to find out more cool quick facts about candy corn.
What is your favorite type of candy?
With your parent/caretaker’s permission you can click on the link below to see some pictures of vintage/antique/old ads about candy corn:
Quick facts about Candy corn:
1. A man named George Renninger is said to have invented
Candy corn in the 1880’s. He worked for the Philip Wunderle Candy Company as a
candy maker.
2. In the 1890’s another company called Goelitz
Confectionery Company started making and selling Candy corn. The Goelitz
Confectionery Company is the reason that Candy corn is so popular. The Goelitz
Confectionery Company started selling Candy corn under the name Chicken feed.
3. The Goelitz Confectionery Company is now called the Jelly
Belly candy company.
4. Candy corn was made by hand when it first started selling
because there were no machines in the 1880’s to make it.
5. Candy corn is a fall/autumn candy. It is said to be a
Halloween favorite. Some candy companies make different colored candy corn for
different holidays throughout the year.
6. About 35 million pounds of Candy corn is sold each year.
That is a lot of candy corn (chicken feed)!
7. Candy corn has been around for over one hundred and
thirty (130) years.
8. October 30th is National Candy Corn Day!
Share a fact about candy corn with us?
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Books about Candy corn:
1. Look! It's the Candycorn by Danielle McLean
2. The Candy Corn Cookbook by Laura Sommers
3. Count Candy Corn by Ruth L. Brügger
4. Kitten in the Candy Corn by Ben M. Baglio
Parents/caretakers be sure books are child friendly before reading them to your child/children.
Short story alert:
Once upon a time there was a kid that loved to eat candy corn.
The kid loved to trick or treat because he knew he would get his favorite candy
corn to eat. He loved candy corn so much that this year for Halloween he
decided to dress up as a piece of candy corn. On Halloween night his parents
took him door to door to trick or treat. At each door he would ask for candy
corn. By the time him and his parents got home the kid had so much candy corn,
but he had to wait to eat some while his parents checked each and every piece
of candy to make sure it was safe for their kid to eat. By the time his parents
were done checking the candy the kid was sound asleep. When he awoke the next
day, he was so happy and excited because he finally got to eat some of that
candy corn. THE END.
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1. JOEY SAVES THE DAY!
AT DAYCARE
Joey helps his friend
Delilah feel happy by doing silly things to make her laugh at daycare.
2. JOEY SAVES THE DAY!
AT MEMAW’S
Joey helps his Memaw
find something she is missing and its right there in plain sight. Some of us
have done this before!
3. JOEY SAVES THE DAY!
THE MISSING TEDDY BEAR
Joey helps his sister
find her missing teddy bear.
4. JOEY SAVES THE DAY!
LOST AT THE ZOO
Joey 's father gets lost
while they are visiting the seven continents at the zoo.
5. Santa's Rainbow
Reindeer
Harry and Holly Jingles
introduce us to Santa's Rainbow Reindeer. Learn about them one by one. This
book is interactive.
Where, Oh, Where, Could My Dinosaur Be?
A little boy misplaces his stuffed dinosaur and needs your
help to find it. Join the little boy on his hunt through his house to find his
missing dinosaur. This book will stimulate your child's imagination. It will
help teach them left and right learning and basic rhyming.
candy corn yay
ReplyDeleteI like this story. It’s so cute. I can see that happening
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